I'm pretty low-income, so I'm trying to be careful about all of these subscriptions. JAWS is a little expensive for me even with the annual license but I really thought it might help me, so

You could do an individual subscription for one computer for Microsoft 365 for about $70 per year, which keeps you updated and you can download any or all of the office programs. Have you tried your

 Here's more info on Libre Office: Built on a strong heritage LibreOffice is a successor to OpenOffice.org (commonly known as OpenOffice), which in turn was based on StarOffice. Many years of

 There is the open source Libre Office, which is a suite of tools like Microsoft Office and that does Word files well and it's free. Here's a link: https://www.libreoffice.org/ Glenn

I don't think NotePad does word processing, just plain text. As for WordPad, I don't know much about it. I might give it a try. On 6/11/2022 12:42 PM, Madison Martin wrote:

You could try Notepad or Wordpad; I use Microsoft Word but I’ve used those from time to time

Hi all. Thanks to everyone who answered my last email. You all gave me some great resources to check out, and I found some useful scripts. I also purchased Leasey and downloaded the Windows Screen

Hi, Lanie. >I've been playing with JAWS 2022 for a little while now. I'm a >long-time user of NVDA and like it, but I'm interested in some of the >features JAWS >provides that NVDA doesn't, and

Well, from what I've found it's a feature of Chrome that allows automatic switching to legacy browsers, typically Internet Explorer, for a specific list of URLs, and where if you navigate back from

Wow, what an impressive resource! You are definitely what I would call a true expert. It is an honor to be part of this list with people such as yourself on it. Thanks for sharing the info…

 I'm guessing it is a version of Chrome that is like FireFox's ESR version, which works better because updates don't brake accessibility.

No, she is not, I get this all the time, but I am not sure what exactly it is, either. I’ll try to get some more information and post it here.

I’d also recommend David Kingsbury’s excellent book The Windows Screen Reader Primer: All the Basics and More which has sections on both JAWS and NVDA. You can obtain it from this website:

Hi. I’ve been using JAWS for Windows since version 1.0 began shipping in 1995 as well as NVDA since the summer of 2009 so I think that I can speak about both the similarities as well as the

 It just announced that Chrome Legacy was active. I checked my Chrome and it says Chrome is up to date Version 102.0.5005.115 (Official Build) (64-bit) No big deal unless I need to change

What, precisely, was the alert text? My gut tells me you're somehow using a very out-of-date version of Chrome, but without explicit message text it's all shooting in the dark. -- Brian - Windows 10,

I will try to help with part of your questions. One resource for Jaws scripts is a site by Doug Lee: https://dlee.org I tis best to always read the specific entry about the script before

It's a rather silly question, but I was in a hurry and when I opened a webpage, I got a chrome legacy alert. I Googled it and still wanted a little more info as to why. Vicki

Hi all. I've been playing with JAWS 2022 for a little while now. I'm a long-time user of NVDA and like it, but I'm interested in some of the features JAWS provides that NVDA doesn't, and I'd like to

I love that kind of question. Straight to the point. No bullshit.